Aviva Insurance Company of Canada has changed its decline rules for optional physical damage coverage for private passenger vehicles in Alberta. Announced to brokers in May in a bulletin obtained by Canadian Underwriter, the new underwriting rules for this optional…The post Alberta auto rate cap sees Aviva tighten its underwriting rules appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.
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Red Sox on two-game winning streak
The Brantford Red Sox are riding a two-game Intercounty Baseball League win streak. After losing 6-2 to the Guelph Royals on Friday at home, Brantford defeated the Chatham-Kent Barnstormers 18-5 in a road game on Saturday before returning to Arnold Anderson Stadium on Sunday to secure a 2-1 win over the Kitchener Panthers. Brantford is […]
Families still waiting for answers surrounding Manitoba crash that killed 17 people
As the one-year anniversary approaches of a deadly crash near Carberry, Man., that took the lives of 17 people, families are still waiting for answers about the investigation.
Guelph to implement next phase of ban on single-use plastics
The city council in Guelph, Ont., is poised to vote on new measures to ban single-use plastics that include allowing customers to bring their own reusable cups for beverages.
Mississauga residents head to polls today to elect city’s next mayor
Residents of Mississauga, Ont., will be going to the polls today to elect the city’s next mayor.
‘It will not happen again,’ Montreal mayor wants answers after terrasses closed on Grand Prix weekend
Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante would like a post-mortem by Monday after fire department officials told a number of restaurants to close their terrasses on Friday night during one of the busiest nights of the year.
Red Bull racer Daniel Ricciardo loves Montreal’s track and aura, and gets the parking rules
Among the impressive performances at Saturday’s Canadian F1 Grand Prix qualifying runs, Australian Daniel Ricciardo’s fifth-place finish stood out. Ricciardo loves the Montreal circuit and even knows how to decipher the city’s often confusing parking signs.
Legal arguments delay evidence before jury at conspiracy to commit murder trial
RCMP Sgt. Greg Tulloch was scheduled to complete his testimony Friday, but instead, the court spent the day discussing matters that are under a publication ban.
4 men charged with murder after Surrey shooting: IHIT
The four young men arrested after a fatal shooting in Surrey on Friday have now been charged with murder, homicide investigators announced.
Sask.-developed artificial intelligence technology changing the way farmers look at grain
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology developed in Saskatchewan is changing the way farmers see their grain.